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but the timing of it could create problems for the Republicans left behind.
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calling a revenue bill “sloppy.”
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citing instability in Syria and Iraq.
clam pasta and always a roast chicken: Plan out some noteworthy spring meals for the coming days.
classic lasagna
Claudio Del Vecchio
climbed back into their first-round series on Tuesday. The Golden Knights
colorful works. ‘I wish they’d just look. It’s visual.”
Comcast didn’t offer protection if a deal was blocked
Congress must hold him accountable.
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could make a bid to be the city’s mayor for a party that has become a bulwark against Catalan secessionism.
curvy brides are now finding more choices in wedding dresses as new fashion lines are rolling out.
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David S. Buckel sent an email to a man he had mentored
deconstructs the Middle Eastern folk tales of “One Thousand and One Nights.”
decorative arts and collectibles are held across the United States. You just have to know where to look.
delicious food served in an easygoing atmosphere with its own quirky style.
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despite his plea for fairness.
despite pledges to stop trafficking.
detail phone calls and encounters between President Trump and James B. Comey
details how the Americans uncovered a major Cold War espionage ring.
devastated in fighting with militants last year
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directed by William H. Macy
discovering the many charms of a Manhattan neighborhood.
discuss their idols
down to earth.”
drew derision from Russian officials.
dropped its top Washington liaison and other American employees.
drug-resistant bugs and viruses never seen before.
eccentricity
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entered state and federal plea deals. He will serve no more than five years in prison.
especially after all survivors are gone?
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even after Brexit.
even as he joins the vice president’s team.
even if the road is also one of Moscow’s deadliest.
even if they had only a few dollars to spare.
even in red states.
even paying Cirque du Soleil to clear out of the space.
even sneakers may be advertised as “gluten-free.”
even when peace returns.
examined the difficulties and insights of being both black and a police officer.
expected to be a top-10 pick in the W.N.B.A. draft on Thursday
experts said.
experts say.
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Facebook’s congressional hearings in Washington were as hotly anticipated as a Vegas boxing match.
faced a much tougher crowd in his second day of congressional testimony on data privacy. Calls for oversight are growing.
faces charges that could result in a jail term of up to four years.
facing bitter arguments over his vision.
families are climbing mountains and fording streams with nothing but backpacks and a Wi-Fi connection.
famous for carpets
Farida Khelfa and Pat Cleveland were not just faces
filled with ingredients traditional and bold.
finance companies and doctors makes money by coaxing women to have their mesh implants removed.
financial reports show.
finished the project.
first owned by a wealthy merchant and colonel
fishing rod and dragon pendant were among items auctioned recently by the poet’s daughter
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full of questions on everything from video games and fashion to smartphones and parenting.
gathered in Texas for the funeral of the former first lady.
General Electric reported improving trends in industrial earnings and reaffirmed its profit outlook for the year.
Germany. It’s only one of several art institutions around the world to honor our canine friends.
Gina Haspel
give yourself a financial fresh start and get some help to make the right money moves for next year.
giving addicts a path to recovery.
gorgeous parks and gardens
got lost on his way to his high school in a Detroit suburb. He knocked on a stranger’s door for help. The homeowner picked up his shotgun.
got some support on Tuesday as the Yankees’ lineup wilted.
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had been expected to testify at the man’s trial this month
had his longest run as a convict-turned-newspaperman on an ABC prime time soap opera.
had some divorces
half-terrific revival of an American classic stars a wonderfully ambivalent Joshua Henry and Jessie Mueller.
Hallmark has directly addressed black customers with its Mahogany collection
handing death sentences to workers
hangouts and routes around the city.
Hans Jonathan is something of a celebrity in Iceland
harking back to colonial Africa.
Harvard-educated tech entrepreneur goes before Congress and gets a grilling about his company’s business practices. Sound familiar?
has a track record of appealing to Republicans.
has an ambitious title
has been among the best players in the N.H.L. the past two seasons. Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby call him dangerous.
has been the target of vitriol.
has fallen on hard times because of security worries. Even the touts are scarce.
has her own artwork at home
has lain for decades in an unmarked grave in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.
has meant staying true to its past.
has provided certain electronic records to investigators
has reached a settlement with Suffolk County
has seen triumphs and tragedies within its walls.
has started Acosta Danza
has teamed up with the investor Nick Brown to invest in e-commerce start-ups.
has untapped potential. So do real estate developers.
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having attracted immigrants from Italy
he denounced the Persian Gulf state as a “funder of terrorism.” But on Tuesday
he has yet to win a trophy.
he presided over two losing seasons.
he spent a day visiting an impoverished Indian reservation.
Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota
held in Iraq for seven months as an “enemy combatant
her coming directorial debut and her own #MeToo story.
here’s how.
high on your list.
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his extraordinary story is widely ignored.
his mother and her partner were convicted of abuse. When he died at 22
home and hotel room.
hope to create a Geneva Conventions for cyberspace
hoping her combative
hoping to sand rough edges and reassure world leaders.
how opera portrays women and how Brexit might affect culture.
humans suffer significant physical and emotional damage.
I feel it is the right time for me to step down
Idaho; and a 58-acre riverfront complex in Abiquiú
if he were to leave the job.
if not outright clichéd.
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in 1986 and 2015
in an effort to begin preserving them.
in defending his actions before a planned summit meeting
in his first tweet since James B. Comey’s interview on “20/20
in many ways
in NatGeo’s “Genius.”
in portraying President Trump as a danger to the nation
in some way
in that way
in the United States.
in their inaugural season
in this Royal Shakespeare production at BAM.
in which their starting pitching was poor and the bullpen was even worse.
including a 71-year-old nun.
including a development backed by Bill Gates to reconnect the city’s downtown to its waterfront.
including a district governor.
including answers to unasked questions.
including Dapper Dan
including four ex-presidents
including marrying a Tide bottle.
including members of a fast-track Ph.D. program. No one was ever charged
including Microsoft and Facebook
including rarities and a “Night of 100 Solos” in four cities.
including Sarah Jessica Parker
including the just-published thriller “After Anna.”
including treatments for which many insurers denied coverage in the past.
incorrectly claimed that North Korea had “agreed to denuclearization.”
independent style can revive their flagging poll numbers.
indigenous communities and gays.
Ingram was called up by the Lakers and became the oldest American rookie in at least 50 years. Then he started scoring.
inspired by the pastry chef Natasha Pickowicz
international inspectors from the OPCW reached the site of a suspected chemical weapons attack near Damascus on Saturday.
inventive forms of caregiving do.
Iran and trade.
Ireland and
is a getaway within Mexico City itself.
is a tale of ambition
is confirmed.
is emerging as a surprisingly adept negotiator for her publishing vision at the social network.
is known for nonpartisanship.
is more than a time capsule. It’s a sci-fi spectacle with a “ferocious fashion sense.”
is mounting a remarkable public assault on a sitting president.
is now one of the world’s most valuable tech start-ups. But it keeps finding ways to displease Chinese censors.
is on the market for about $6 million
is part of your identity.
is the ideal time for a budget-friendly New England getaway.
is the latest brainchild of the local chef Trey Cioccia.
is the likely source of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened 22 people. Eggs from the farm may have reached nine states
is thinking about how to care for them.
is trying to counsel a president resistant to advice as he seeks to influence policy.
it could be time to creatively renovate the space — or find a bigger one.
it has focused attention on the hefty bridge tolls outside Manhattan
it has led back to New York
it meant all the more. You knew it was real.
it was possible on a single evening to see the composer-performers Eve Beglarian and Joan La Barbara
it would be a milestone in a region where strict abortion laws are the norm.
it’s a lot like the movies.
it’s a passion.
Italy.
its top prospect
James Comey tore into the president on national TV.
Jason Aldean and others perform at the Academy of Country Music Awards. And “The Walking Dead” collides with its spinoff series.
Jennifer Beals and more are on the covers of T’s April 22 Culture issue.
Jeremiah Foxwell became the Navy’s first known chemical-warfare casualty after the Iraq invasion
Jerry Brown’s border pledge
Jerry Falwell Jr. transformed the evangelical institution into a behemoth.
just shy of his 100th birthday.
Justin Peck all think out of the box in their new creations for the company.
Kan. where Somali immigrants live. Defense lawyers say the F.B.I. overreached.
keeping a property safe when they are away can mean installing a smart home system or hiring a monitoring service.
Kevin Durant and others paid tribute to Erin Popovich.
Kevin McCarthy could run for House speaker
Kevin R. Johnson
killing everyone on board
known as Thor.
known for playing Darlene on the USA Network drama
laid the groundwork for a planned meeting between the president and the North Korean leader.
Larry Gagosian
last-minute tax help
lasting only three and one-third innings.
Latin America.
lawless
leather dresses
led the Volksbühne theater for less than a year
left his handgun at a beach restroom
legal scholars said.
lemon olive-oil ice cream
lesbian mother’s path to self-discovery and self-acceptance.
let us catch you up on six big stories from the week.
libraries and airports.
lifting the Mets to a 5-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Friday night.
Lindor homered in San Juan’s Hiram Bithorn Stadium
Lindsey Olson found paying rent in Brooklyn “insane.”
lips unstained. Others are wearing just a hint of makeup.
Lisbon is worth a spot on your travel bucket list. Before you visit
listen and notice patterns. Fake ones raise their hands and start talking. Lots of people know the difference. Many more should.
Liverpool was drawn to face Roma.
loom over his travel ban case now facing the court.
made sure members of Congress were just a phone call away from their constituents.
make the weight-loss company relevant in the 21st Century by turning it into a “wellness” company?
making it a mainstay of American politics.
making them suitable for dessert
many Muslims see the items as a welcome addition to their festivities.
many of them pro-gun Democrats
many Times readers said they wanted to help
Maren Morris and a 23-year-old songwriter turned a few chords into an enormous hit
Maren Morris and a 23-year-old songwriter turned a few chords into an enormous hit.
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marriage to a United States citizen has been a virtual guarantee of legal residency. It isn’t anymore under the Trump administration.
mass migration to cities could be a driver of environmental progress.
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massages: you can create your own water-themed tour.
medieval-style horse race in Siena
meet sources and explore communities you’ll soon be buzzing about.
met at a Jain Family Institute conference in Detroit in 2013.
met at a local music venue a year after she moved away.
met on a blind date in Houston in 2014.
Michael D. Cohen
Michael D. Cohen.
Michael McCoy
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez.
minus the singing
mixing quick-jab rhymes with the enthusiasm and charm that’s made her a star.
more difficult question hung over his testimony: What is Facebook?
more recently
most of the artists and galleries had left. These are the people who stayed.
most Republicans continue to support him — and many other voters don’t care.
Mount Kisco is ethnically diverse
moves by Jonathan Benno and David Burke
Mr. Anderson spent nine seasons presiding over a fictional Manhattan courtroom and was nominated for three consecutive Emmys.
Mr. Colbert feigned surprise at the idea that “working with President Trump is frustrating.”
Mr. Coyne — a legend in Pittsburgh — is leaving the Pirates
Mr. Hollein has an individualistic streak that promises to disrupt some of the Met’s traditional ways.
Mr. Kim offered a warm welcome to the same senior Chinese envoy whom he had snubbed five months earlier.
Mr. Rosenstein has acceded to some demands. But his allies worry that may expose the Justice Department to political meddling.
Mr. Troyer was a versatile actor who was widely recognizable from the movies he appeared in.
Mr. Trump is keeping allies on their toes as he fights with China.
Ms. Brown
Ms. Mitchell talks about her career
Ms. Vestal had been clean from crack cocaine for 84 days. “I would never have done it if it wasn’t for him
music and dance performances around the world during the spring season.
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National Volunteer Week
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NEWS A $1 billion fine against the lender is the latest punishment for its lengthy series of misdeeds. But has the bank paid its dues yet?
NEWS A Beijing hospital advertised for donors with “good ideological thoughts” who “support the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.”
NEWS A blend of Old World Europe and 21st century style
NEWS A British delegation said Russia and Syria had prevented inspectors from reaching Douma
NEWS A cheerleader for the Miami Dolphins claims that she was discriminated against because of her religion and gender.
NEWS A chemical weapons attack killed dozens of people in a Damascus suburb over the weekend.
NEWS A closely watched clash between federal prosecutors and Microsoft fizzled after Congress enacted a new law last month.
NEWS A column on J. Marion Sims drew impassioned responses from readers
NEWS A combination of lower rents and landlord concessions drove down what renters have been paying during the last four months.
NEWS A convict in West Virginia
NEWS A court has ruled an Algerian woman’s refusal to shake hands with male officials at a naturalization ceremony was grounds for denying her citizenship.
NEWS A demon-driven game causes problems for a group college students in this horror thriller.
NEWS A dispute between Alberta and British Columbia creates a difficult situation for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
NEWS A doctor who suggested an alcohol-based tonic was dangerous was detained for 3 months
NEWS A FARC leader who helped negotiate a peace accord in 2016 is accused of remaining active in the cocaine trade
NEWS A farmer in Russia has introduced a sunflower oil named for the military-grade nerve agent used to poison a Russian former spy and his daughter in Britain.
NEWS A fence that divides Israel and Gaza has become the latest flashpoint in the decades-old conflict
NEWS A fight is brewing in Kansas City over whether choosing a boulevard on the mainly black East Side to name for Martin Luther King Jr. would honor his legacy or reinforce the segregation he fought.
NEWS A fight is looming between publishers in Britain and the United States. At stake: the lucrative European book market.
NEWS A finger exercise on tariffs
NEWS A five-bedroom condominium in Brooklyn
NEWS A freshman finally asks the clarifying question: “Do you mean we can write with the word ‘I’?”
NEWS A grilled cheese is the ultimate no-recipe recipe
NEWS A growing community of people in Nairobi are reclaiming the city’s bus culture using new practices
NEWS A gruesome crime shows how India is sliding toward a collapse of humanity and ethics in political and civic life.
NEWS A heart attack. A legacy with a question mark. Now Mr. Banderas has a dream role he’s wanted since childhood: Picasso
NEWS A high school junior in Florida was compelled to bandage her nipples at school. Where do school dress codes stop and start?
NEWS A huge heat wave killed 30 percent of the reef’s coral in 2016
NEWS A judge has blocked the U.S. from transferring an American citizen
NEWS A judge rules against U Kyaw Soe Oo and U Wa Lone
NEWS A look at how a governor’s affair lead to political upheaval and a legal battle in Missouri.
NEWS A look at one of the most revealed crossword puzzle entries in the last week.
NEWS A look at our latest featured couples.
NEWS A look at tours and programs that address the impact travelers have on the communities they visit.
NEWS A madman’s manic certainties can overwhelm reason and outrage turn to a shrug. Then comes the fall.
NEWS A meeting between North Korea’s leader and President Trump would be the highest-level talks between the two countries
NEWS A mighty king demanding declarations of love faces villains you understand
NEWS A molecular biologist has turned a childhood obsession with a common beetle into a scientific quest.
NEWS A Moscow judge blocked the messaging app after it refused to give the security services its encryption keys. But the company says they don’t exist.
NEWS A musician moves out of a house filled with heirlooms and all his music gear into a three-bedroom in Bedford-Stuyvesant for $3
NEWS A native of Puerto Rico
NEWS A new documentary defines Elvis Presley as a musician first
NEWS A new musical at the Public Theater reinvents the family road trip narrative as a mother-daughter tale of immigration policy gone astray.
NEWS A new online citizen science questionnaire is a brain teaser for people who think they’re good at guessing the breeds in the genetic makeup of a mutt.
NEWS A newly married woman fears that her impulse to drink and keep it a secret will become a wall of deceit between her and her wife.
NEWS A newly released government report found that migration helps fuel the economy
NEWS A nine-run eighth inning helped the Mets to improve to 13-4 and stay atop the National League East.
NEWS A Pennsylvania manufacturer that relies on Chinese steel pipe has few alternative sources — and now its Chinese rival may gain an advantage.
NEWS A Pittsburgh couple rents in a Fort Greene high-rise to get the New York experience and to be close to the next generation.
NEWS A popular
NEWS A proposal from the Greens party to make the drug legal for recreational use was promptly shot down by the government.
NEWS A proposal to allow recruits to the country’s armed forces to avoid staying in barracks during basic training drew scorn from veterans and military experts.
NEWS A public scolding on Capitol Hill will do little to change how Facebook powers its $40.6 billion business: Meticulously monitoring what you do online.
NEWS A quick look at some of the latest collections from top bridal designers.
NEWS A renovated 1860 house in Concord
NEWS A report that China approached Vanuatu about establishing a military presence in the island nation has raised alarm bells in the region.
NEWS A rights group documented 45 cases of prisoners who were coerced into making confessions to serve as warnings to those who would challenge the state.
NEWS A selection of books published this week; plus
NEWS A selection of opera
NEWS A server
NEWS A single-engine plane crashed onto the TPC Scottsdale golf course
NEWS A Sydneysider rediscovers her wild home through the eyes and ears of a New Yorker.
NEWS A tartan kilt
NEWS A townhouse that has seen its ups and downs is now listed at $29 million.
NEWS A tweet by the president seems to end a meandering trade policy. He withdrew from the deal his first week in office before saying he had second thoughts.
NEWS A veteran of the N.B.A.’s development league
NEWS A video of two African-American men being arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks for suspicion of trespassing drew quick outrage. The company’s chief executive called it “reprehensible.”
NEWS A wall of silence has blocked the investigation of the murders of Somalia’s journalists.
NEWS A warning about fascism both abroad and at home.
NEWS A weakened Angela Merkel
NEWS A young
NEWS A young woman thought true love would have all the anxiety and insecurity of a romantic comedy. When it didn’t
NEWS Activists said the social media site’s vow to delete posts with homosexual themes was the latest sign of discrimination in the country.
NEWS Adding immunotherapy to standard chemo treatments can halve the risk of death for people with the most common type of lung cancer
NEWS Advocates said the change could jeopardize the significant gains that transgender people have seen in access to care
NEWS Aerobic fitness can halve the likelihood of developing heart disease
NEWS After 81 years
NEWS After a 1-year-old boy was severely assaulted in 1997
NEWS After a long legal battle
NEWS After a raid on his lawyer’s office
NEWS After decades of living in New York City
NEWS After hearing from teachers with difficult conditions and inadequate supplies
NEWS After hiding behind an alter ego for years
NEWS After last week’s detour into the macabre
NEWS After relocating last year
NEWS After repeated delays
NEWS After the speaker announced his retirement
NEWS After weeks of heated warnings and threats
NEWS After years of being ignored
NEWS After years of Merkel’s centrism
NEWS Air pollution increases the number of lower respiratory infections
NEWS Al has been stagnating on all fronts
NEWS Alas
NEWS Alicia Graf Mack
NEWS Alison Roman has a fantastic new guide on how to make macaroni and cheese that’s worthy of a deep dive.
NEWS All the rooms that were fit for print: Bangkok Publishing Residence evokes the age of the page.
NEWS Allies on Election Day
NEWS Already tense relations were inflamed anew after seven Iranian military personnel were killed at an air base.
NEWS Also: A case study of media “both-sidesism.”
NEWS Also: Another columnist describes my deficit column as a real hash.
NEWS Also: Does Capitol Hill even understand how Facebook works?
NEWS Although its rebuffed proposal was higher on a per-share basis
NEWS Amazon’s chief executive sent out his annual shareholder letter this week. Our tech columnist recounts what stood out from it.
NEWS Amber Khan read tarot for decades but really found an audience when she started a YouTube channel
NEWS Amelia Roper’s portrait of disparate — and desperate — lives in a Swiss hotel becomes an indictment of moral blight in the 21st century.
NEWS American border agents said they determined that Ms. Abdel-Magied was being paid to speak at a conference
NEWS Americans have plenty of things to worry about — trade deficits shouldn’t be one of them.
NEWS An 18th-century panoramic vision of Versailles at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the inspiration for a new work by the composer Timo Andres.
NEWS An Algerian transport plane carrying as many as 200 soldiers slammed into a field shortly after takeoff on Wednesday.
NEWS An alliance of law firms
NEWS An app that really fosters intimacy — but only with those you know best.
NEWS An Arizona teacher invents a game that helps students in her memoir class tackle essential questions — and learn to close-read for answers.
NEWS An artist is under investigation for an exhibit intended to highlight China’s lack of privacy protections and a public sense of futility.
NEWS An auto emissions battle is brewing between the Environmental Protection Agency and the state of California. Separately
NEWS An egg farm in Hyde County
NEWS An explosive disaster provides a unifying climax of sorts. But does it answer any questions?
NEWS An F.C.C. vote targeting Huawei and ZTE intensified a high-stakes fight between the United States and China for domination of the tech industry.
NEWS An island-wide blackout related to repairs of the electrical grid wrecked in Hurricane Maria left people in the dark
NEWS An Italian opera club assigns each member the name of a Verdi opera. Falstaff
NEWS And was it nothing — or something dangerous to worry about?
NEWS Anger at the outsize role played by wealth has ignited a surge in the number of people who identify openly as socialists
NEWS Antonio Banderas
NEWS Appearing happy is a cultural expectation. And I was tired of it.
NEWS Are there different rules for what boys and girls can wear in your school’s dress code? If so
NEWS Are they good for the environment? Or are they just sheds?
NEWS Argentina’s leading filmmaker specializes in elusive
NEWS Armstrong
NEWS As “Scandal” heads toward its finale
NEWS As a child
NEWS As Facebook’s head of news partnerships
NEWS As mining and development projects shrink the country’s forests
NEWS As of this month
NEWS As officials gather for the I.M.F. and World Bank convene in Washington
NEWS As one of the highest-ranking women in the auction world
NEWS As the #MeToo movement gains momentum
NEWS As the midterm elections approach
NEWS As the population ages and more people lose some or all of their sight
NEWS As the team confronted the struggles of second baseman Tyler Wade and third baseman Miguel Andujar
NEWS As the zany Judge Harry Stone
NEWS As you rebel
NEWS Asma Lamrabet’s arguments for a feminist Islam anger both Muslim conservatives and those who see Islam as uniquely bad for women. Is she the future?
NEWS Assailants killed at least 26 security officers at checkpoints in four provinces
NEWS At 2 feet 8 inches
NEWS At a summit meeting in Peru
NEWS At least three of the passengers had “a significant amount” of medication that causes drowsiness in their systems
NEWS At the Rockefeller auction at Christie’s
NEWS Attacks on the animals in southeastern China have unleashed anger and bafflement about the behavior of visitors.
NEWS Bangkok’s Ari neighborhood is increasingly a thicket of sleek high-rise buildings and indie cool-kid hangouts radiating international flavors.
NEWS Barbara Bush gave it to you with the bark off. But when you earned her affection
NEWS Barcelona’s fans use the Copa del Rey final
NEWS Before a win over the Marlins
NEWS Before setting himself on fire in a Brooklyn park
NEWS Behind bars for murder in Maine? You can still vote. Convicted of perjury in Mississippi? You might be permanently barred from the ballot box.
NEWS Beijing fears that a grand deal with the North’s longtime enemies could diminish its influence over Pyongyang
NEWS Beijing said makers of electric cars would no longer be required to find a Chinese partner
NEWS Ben Austen’s “High-Risers” assesses the dire consequences of segregated low-income residential developments across the nation.
NEWS Ben Simmons had the first playoff triple-double by an N.B.A. rookie since Magic Johnson in 1980
NEWS Benn Steil’s “The Marshall Plan” depicts the complicated politics and colorful cast of statesmen
NEWS Between rehearsals of George Benjamin and Martin Crimp’s new opera
NEWS Black Rabbit
NEWS Bodybuilders are turning to a popular new pill to get bigger and stronger
NEWS Bonds lost value along with stocks in the first quarter. But holding them still makes sense for many people.
NEWS Brazil is still reeling from the “Car Wash” corruption scandal. It is not clear that anyone can stop the slide into populism and radicalization.
NEWS Brengle says that she has a medical condition that causes extreme pain when a needle is inserted into her arm and that antidoping procedures caused permanent damage.
NEWS Brennan Walker
NEWS Britain has blamed Russia for the poisoning of Ms. Skripal and her father
NEWS Brush up on your knowledge of creatures that can be frequently spotted in The New York Times Crossword.
NEWS Buck and Boogz are idealists who want to bring dance to new audiences. Their stage show
NEWS Burning coal is a part of daily life in Poland. As a result the country has some the most polluted air in the European Union
NEWS By 2050
NEWS By apparently end his flirtation with the Trans-Pacific Partnership
NEWS By picking Shelley Mayer in Westchester County’s special election
NEWS Bytedance
NEWS Caissie Levy isn’t just a Broadway actress — she’s also a self-proclaimed interior design nerd.
NEWS Campus free speech is threatened on the left as well as the right.
NEWS Can Mindy Grossman
NEWS Can you find Macedonia on a map? What else do you know about this Balkan nation with 2.1 million people?
NEWS Carl Ferrer and his company
NEWS Carolina Herrera
NEWS Carrie Underwood
NEWS Catherine Keener stars in the true story of a woman fighting to keep her house from the clutches of eminent domain.
NEWS Cespedes hit a tiebreaking single with two outs in the 12th inning
NEWS Cheerleaders are a regular presence on N.F.L. teams' official social-media accounts
NEWS Chelsey Johnson’s debut novel
NEWS Chinese brokers send goods around the world to disguise their origin and escape penalties. Tougher trade rules may end up only helping them.
NEWS Chris Dercon
NEWS Citlali Fabian’s collaborative portraits of indigenous Oaxacan women and girls are both intimate and universal.
NEWS Clean out your kitchen to make way for diner-style cheeseburgers
NEWS Cleveland is now tied 1-1 in the team’s first-round series with Indiana
NEWS Columbia University researchers analyzed feces from city mice and found bacteria
NEWS Compared with “definite morning” types
NEWS Conan O’Brien heads to Italy with an Italophile. And J.K. Rowling explores her old drafts and illustrations in “Harry Potter: A History of Magic.”
NEWS Concierge emergency rooms offer faster treatment and personal care to those who can afford it. Some will even walk your dog.
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Friday
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Saturday
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Sunday
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Thursday
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Tuesday
NEWS Corrections appearing in print on Wednesday
NEWS Covering Hillary Clinton’s campaign from before it started to the very last moment.
NEWS Credit card points are generally more valuable than points or miles attached to a specific airline or hotel group. The reason? Flexibility.
NEWS Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous
NEWS Cruises have a reputation for being all about drinking and luxury
NEWS Dachshunds got their own museum this month in Passau
NEWS Daley
NEWS David Tanis’s crab cake banh mi
NEWS David Woolf brings his puzzle into focus.
NEWS Dawnn Karen of the Fashion Institute of Technology is a leader in the growing field of fashion psychology — or why we want what we think we want.
NEWS Decades ago
NEWS DeGrom carried the Mets into the eighth inning with a 6-1 lead
NEWS Democratic leaders are intervening aggressively in California
NEWS Deputy Cameron Brewer did not follow policy when he shot Danny Ray Thomas at an intersection last month
NEWS DeShields
NEWS Despite a first-quarter loss
NEWS Despite large-scale failures
NEWS Detroit automakers are also reporting results
NEWS Diante Yarber was shot dead in his car in the parking lot. “This is the worst case of excessive force that I’ve ever seen
NEWS Did you stay up to date this week?
NEWS Digitized records and DNA tests are allowing civilian volunteers to pitch in and help put correct names on unidentified remains in American military cemeteries.
NEWS Diplomats have time to find solutions to long-term problems — and those created by Mr. Trump’s neglect.
NEWS Do the pack-strap carry. But have a plan before the person becomes your cargo.
NEWS Do you think Facebook and other social media platforms should be regulated by the government? Or would doing so infringe First Amendment rights and discourage further innovation?
NEWS Dogged by scandal at home
NEWS Doors salvaged from the once-elegantly shabby hotel where Iggy Pop and Bette Davis shared a room (not at the same time) are to be auctioned on Thursday.
NEWS Downtown Manhattan was the center of the art world in the early ’80s
NEWS Dr. Day has lived in the same postwar building in Murray Hill for most of her life. On the weekends
NEWS During a post-traumatic stress treatment program
NEWS Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union enter the Miami real estate business in “All-Star Flip.” And “Grey’s Anatomy” tackles DACA.
NEWS Each bite of this cake contains a burst of tangy grapefruit.
NEWS Each country is responsible for maintaining its sites
NEWS Each year
NEWS Ecology
NEWS Eduardo Navarro placed a paper in our cream of broccoli soup. “Perhaps if you truly want to understand a drawing
NEWS Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon shimmer in the sunshine.
NEWS Erika Cohn’s upbeat documentary profiles the first woman to be appointed to the Middle East’s religious courts.
NEWS Esther Mbabazi followed three teenagers as they navigated life in Uganda.
NEWS Even advocates of more aggressive intervention in Syria said that the targeted strikes would mean little in the long run without a comprehensive strategy from the White House.
NEWS Even longtime allies expressed skepticism after the American president’s comments
NEWS Even without Stephen Curry
NEWS Events in New York
NEWS Everyone from pro photographers to amateur shutterbugs are using phones to shoot video projects. Here’s how you can get started.
NEWS Expressing gratitude can measurably improve your overall happiness and life satisfaction — even if you’re faking it.
NEWS Facebook and other major internet companies should take responsibility for their news content or else license media companies to do it for them.
NEWS Facebook’s “post tabs” try to keep you in the conversation your friends are having about your posts
NEWS Factory workers in Bangladesh toil for low wages and under precarious conditions to make clothing worn worldwide.
NEWS Fair-right delegates at the Republican Party’s state convention narrowly preferred Mike Kennedy
NEWS False rumors set Buddhist against Muslim in Sri Lanka
NEWS Farquhar passed out in the sixth inning on Friday night after getting two outs against the Houston Astros.
NEWS Fiction that runs the gamut from horror and fantasy to science fiction and mystery
NEWS Fights broke out in three units at Lee Correctional Facility
NEWS Finding out my teenage son Oliver is gay was big — and no big deal. And he made me face my own straight privilege.
NEWS Flores hit the second game-ending home run of his career to help the Mets improve to 12-2 and stay atop the National League.
NEWS Following the resignation of the housing authority’s chairwoman
NEWS For a show that celebrates the power and glory of artifice
NEWS For all his Old World qualities
NEWS For decades
NEWS For each dollar spent on reducing childhood poverty
NEWS For Elliott Puckette
NEWS For months
NEWS For more than two decades
NEWS For most people
NEWS For people who own second homes
NEWS For the fifth time this season the Mets fell behind and then came back to win. Their latest victory gave them a franchise-best 9-1 start to the season.
NEWS For the first time on the podcast
NEWS For the tech reporter Kevin Roose
NEWS For the third week in a row
NEWS For this issue
NEWS Forget Stormy Daniels. The business records subpoenaed by Robert Mueller might be Donald Trump’s greatest legal headache.
NEWS Forgive me if I don’t rise in applause simply because Comey’s revelations are agitating Trump.
NEWS Four female senators
NEWS Four new books discuss current threats to our political system.
NEWS Friday: A look inside a changing New York institution
NEWS Friday: A new Sabbath tradition
NEWS Friday: A theater festival for autistic children
NEWS Friday: J. Grant Brittain’s images of the evolution of skateboarding
NEWS Friendship generally is regarded as an unalloyed good. But scientists have found it also can be a conspiracy
NEWS Fritz Böhm’s creature feature is functional but lacks flavor
NEWS From Broadway to downtown experimental shows
NEWS From the release of James Comey’s private memos about his meetings with President Trump to developing talks with North Korea
NEWS Garcia
NEWS Genetic disease risk screening is becoming a popular employee benefit. But the tests may not be all that beneficial for the general population
NEWS Google’s smartphone software includes a set of tools to help you type — but if they trip you up
NEWS Gov. Andrew Cuomo still leads Cynthia Nixon
NEWS Gov. Matt Bevin had vetoed a budget that expanded public education spending with the help of tax increases
NEWS Governments are struggling as mounting pension obligations crowd out the rest of their budgets. Oregon faces a severe
NEWS Grace Jones has always been an iconoclast. But this documentary restores her humanity.
NEWS Gray was handed two leads and gave up both of them
NEWS Greg Keller’s two-character play encourages the audience to wonder: Just what’s up with that guy nearby?
NEWS Growing up amid grit and glamour
NEWS Growing up in Queensland means understanding the difference between hot
NEWS Gunmen attacked a prison in northern Brazil trying to enable a mass escape of inmates Tuesday
NEWS Hans Van de Bovenkamp
NEWS Harvey
NEWS Have you ever experienced or witnessed a moment of racial bias? If so
NEWS He admitted that he wanted to cut Medicare and Social Security.
NEWS He was brought on two years ago with hopes of making the team a playoff contender. Instead
NEWS He’s spent 30 years writing songs that topped charts and divided critics. He’s also been on reality TV
NEWS Head out to the grill and make some chicken thighs with spicy cashews
NEWS Health officials complain that pharmaceutical companies refuse to share samples needed to develop affordable generic versions of brand-name medicines.
NEWS Hearing about the president leads some progressives to think that politics are pointless.
NEWS Here’s what they had to say about gun culture and playing the devil’s advocate.
NEWS Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.
NEWS Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
NEWS High school seniors and their parents are invited to tell us how to make the process less stressful.
NEWS Hints of the Italian countryside at Eataly
NEWS His contentious views on immigration and integration have their roots in the ethnic and racial transformation of his home borough.
NEWS History museums
NEWS History supplies precedents and lessons for the opioid epidemic raging in America today — but we seem to have largely forgotten both.
NEWS Home prices have been increasing in Gibraltar
NEWS Hosted by the former “Saturday Night Live” writer John Mulaney
NEWS How and why are so many exotic animals illegally brought to the United States to be sold as pets?
NEWS How can teens and their parents understand and respect one another’s needs?
NEWS How do you go about getting an exorcist? William Friedkin investigates.
NEWS How does Donald stack up against Gump? Not well.
NEWS How four families who outgrew their homes made the decision to stay put and make do
NEWS How has fear of violence toward women and girls in New Delhi led to increased confidence?
NEWS How I use the social networking app to tap into trends
NEWS How Martin Wong and Tseng Kwong Chi subverted the outsider status imposed on them in early ’80s New York City.
NEWS How safe are San Francisco’s skyscrapers?
NEWS How well did you follow the news these past two weeks? How many of these 10 questions can you get right?
NEWS Hundreds of members of Europe’s three leading parliaments ask Congress to block any retreat from the Iran nuclear agreement.
NEWS Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Barcelona to demand to call for their leaders’ release from pretrial detention.
NEWS I never imagined that my main takeaway from the Bolivian city
NEWS I see the government is still taxing Warren Buffett at a lower rate than his secretary
NEWS If a client is using an attorney’s services for the purpose of engaging in crime or fraud
NEWS If a scammer has swiped your password and is using your account to spew spam
NEWS If an abortion rights bill passes in Argentina amid a surge of feminist activism
NEWS If New York’s left can keep Andrew Cuomo from striding onto the national stage posing as a progressive
NEWS If the police department refuses reforms from black and Latino New Yorkers
NEWS If you are among the millions of Americans who put in hours of unpaid labor last year arguing about national politics
NEWS If you can’t get your printer on the network
NEWS If you had to choose a time to be born and you didn’t know who you’d be or where you’d be
NEWS If you know where to look
NEWS If you want a compelling case that
NEWS If your school was given a bigger budget
NEWS If your screen has become jumbled with too many open files
NEWS If your Windows 10 lock screen changes daily or slows you down in getting to your desktop
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NEWS In “Black Outlined Blue
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NEWS In “Maker of Patterns
NEWS In “Saint Joan
NEWS In “Sharp: The Women Who Made an Art of Having an Opinion
NEWS In 2006
NEWS In a letter
NEWS In a new study
NEWS In a performance that reinvented the festival set
NEWS In a sign of high expectations for “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
NEWS In Alaska
NEWS In an address from the White House
NEWS In an early-morning tweet on Thursday
NEWS In her new book
NEWS In his first interview following Barbara Bush’s death
NEWS In his latest film
NEWS In just its third month
NEWS In Part 1 of this Wordplay series
NEWS In promising not to help governments conduct cyberattacks against civilians
NEWS In the 1930s
NEWS In the early ’80s
NEWS In the Irish Repertory Theater’s solid revival of Conor McPherson’s Christmas classic
NEWS In the middle of his 1968 presidential campaign
NEWS In the other semifinal
NEWS In the Portuguese capital
NEWS In the queer capital of South Africa
NEWS In this adaptation of her introduction to a new edition of “The Great Gatsby
NEWS In this comedy
NEWS In Wim Wenders’s film
NEWS Incursions by Turkish military ships and jets into Greek territory have spiked and the potential for conflict is the greatest it has been in 20 years.
NEWS India
NEWS Instagram has become the new place for anglers to document every whopper
NEWS International stock funds are enjoying a currency advantage
NEWS Internet con artists hope their crafty coding will fool you into asking for their fraudulent tech-support services
NEWS Iran’s elite Quds Force is trying to use Syria as a base to pressure Israel. Israel is not going to stand for it.
NEWS Iraq is ramping up prosecutions of thousands of people accused of supporting the Islamic State
NEWS Is that even legal?
NEWS Is the American president ready to meet the North Korean leader?
NEWS Is there too much testing at your school? Why or why not?
NEWS Israel celebrates its 70th anniversary this week. There’s a lot to be thankful for — and good reason to be cautious.
NEWS Israel has proved that it is capable of taking action in Syria. Now it needs to do it for humanitarian reasons.
NEWS Israel has the right to defend its borders
NEWS Israel said a drone that penetrated its airspace in February was on an attack mission
NEWS Israelis barely talk about Gaza
NEWS It completely changed my relationship with fear
NEWS It has little to do with lives lost or damage done — and everything to do with the stories we want to tell about ourselves.
NEWS It takes much more than a MacArthur Fellowship to justify the label.
NEWS It took 15 months
NEWS It was not immediately clear what specific issues the court hearing would address concerning the lawyer
NEWS It’s less a shopping experience than a way of mainlining late capitalism.
NEWS It’s no small task for teenagers to detach from those who have superintended nearly every aspect of their lives so far.
NEWS It’s not always easy to tell if you have heart disease or have had a heart attack.
NEWS It’s possible to invest in emerging markets by focusing only on companies whose environmental
NEWS Jack O’Brien and Justin Peck’s heartfelt
NEWS James B. Comey
NEWS Japan’s leader is consumed by scandals just as he meets President Trump to discuss North Korea and contentious trade issues.
NEWS Jason Grote and Marisa Michelson‘s new musical
NEWS Jason Sudeikis and Ed Harris bond over analog media in this drama.
NEWS Jérôme Hamon
NEWS Joe Krozel is trying to hypnotize us.
NEWS Joel Fagliano is someone we can count on.
NEWS John Krasinski’s horror film beat out the Rock’s “Rampage” and Amy Schumer’s “I Feel Pretty” for the top spot.
NEWS Jon Hamm and Zachary Quinto play estranged brothers coping with mental illness in Brian Shoaf’s dramatic comedy.
NEWS Jon Hamm plays a former diplomat who returns to Beirut to help rescue a C.I.A. spy in a thriller written by Tony Gilroy (“Bourne”).
NEWS Jon Lerner
NEWS Jonah Bromwich
NEWS Judge hit his sixth homer of the season in the third inning. Miguel Andujar’s three-run double helped the Yankees blow the game open in the sixth inning.
NEWS Junichi Fukuda has denied the allegations. But his resignation was a sign that Japan might be joining the international reckoning in the #MeToo movement.
NEWS Just 5 percent of the country’s top leaders in business
NEWS Justice’s Antitrust Division is looking into the way colleges and universities use the early decision application process
NEWS Karen McDougal
NEWS Keiran King makes his New York Times debut in a classic way.
NEWS Keith Davidson
NEWS Kim Gordon
NEWS Kim Jong-un removed a key obstacle to negotiations with Washington by ceasing to demand that American troops be removed from South Korea.
NEWS Kucherov
NEWS Larry Kudlow
NEWS Larry Thompson
NEWS Last year
NEWS Lauren Ambrose stars as a newly empowered flower girl in a gorgeous revival that transforms the classic musical into an ur-text for our #MeToo moment.
NEWS Learn more about Meghan Markle
NEWS LeBron James
NEWS Legislation to end forced arbitration agreements is sitting in Congress
NEWS Lemon bars
NEWS Less than an hour’s commute from New York City
NEWS Life online can offer us a sense of belonging in any number of virtual villages. But the power to control those spaces isn’t very communal at all.
NEWS Like modern-day von Trapps
NEWS Lindsey Beal has traveled to medical libraries for the past two years to document vintage gynecological and obstetric instruments.
NEWS Listen and compare two Metropolitan Opera singers as they’re captured on both turn-of-the-20th-century wax cylinders and modern technology.
NEWS Listen to Rameau’s rarely performed “Hippolyte et Aricie”
NEWS Local governments in California and New York City have sued oil and gas giants. Now Boulder and two Colorado counties have joined the fight.
NEWS Long after his death
NEWS Look closely at this image
NEWS Lubaina Himid is using her enhanced influence to make galleries that show her work reach out and involve black artists around them.
NEWS Lynn Nottage’s beautiful
NEWS Majid Majidi’s new film aims for neorealism but winds up relying on dynamics that are commonplace
NEWS Major Food Group is about to open the Polynesian
NEWS Make dinner — maybe some miso chicken? — and set the tone for the week in the process.
NEWS Managers of so-called focus funds
NEWS Manchester City clinched the Premier League title on Sunday when Manchester United stunningly lost at home
NEWS Manuel Valls
NEWS Many people bristled at the new movie “Beirut.” But nuanced depictions of Lebanon and its people exist. Here’s what to watch and read.
NEWS Many vegetables have more sugar than people realize
NEWS Many women who work for professional sports teams dread being sent to interact with fans at games and promotional events: “It’s literally like you’re calling for an escort.”
NEWS Map for nkorea-sanctions story.
NEWS Marawi
NEWS Mark Zuckerberg
NEWS Matt Harvey gave up two long home runs and lasted only five innings in the Mets’ first loss in their last 10 games.
NEWS Matt Wisler arrived from Class AAA just in time to shut down the Mets to the tune of two hits over seven innings.
NEWS Maureen Drennan set out to shoot industrial decay. She found a sensuous natural world burst back to life.
NEWS Maurice R. Greenberg wants to curb the Martin Act
NEWS Mauricio Pochettino has undoubtedly changed the culture at Tottenham
NEWS Mayor Tim Keller is making his enthusiastic embrace of heavy metal a signature feature of his administration.
NEWS Medical professionals know how to de-escalate volatile situations.
NEWS Mel Taub is back with some head-spinners.
NEWS Mice given free access to running wheels moved less after exercising
NEWS Monday: A 36-hour cryptocurrency experiment
NEWS Monday: Mayor Eric Garcetti’s proposed temporary shelters
NEWS Months later
NEWS More big banks report earnings
NEWS Most executives who have testified before Congress will tell you that there is no such thing as “winning.” But Facebook’s C.E.O. could walk away with a small but critical victory.
NEWS Most expect Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez to be a president of continuity after Raúl Castro. But he also has to figure out how to resuscitate Cuba’s economy.
NEWS Most people believe they don’t “get” classical music. But in the most important sense
NEWS Mourners from across the country
NEWS Mr. Acosta
NEWS Mr. Broderick is maliciously fun in “The Searfarer
NEWS Mr. Cenac
NEWS Mr. Colbert and other late-night hosts focused on a news story that united two favorite topics: the Russia investigation and the Stormy Daniels scandal.
NEWS Mr. Comey
NEWS Mr. Harris talks about turning himself into the villainous Count Olaf in “A Series of Unfortunate Events” and about how he’s raising his own twins.
NEWS Mr. Jones and his conspiracy theory website Infowars have long claimed that the killing of 26 people at the Connecticut elementary school was a “giant hoax.”
NEWS Mr. O’Connor
NEWS Mr. Schirripa plays an investigator on the TV series “Blue Bloods
NEWS Mr. Statham takes on the world’s largest shark in this preview.
NEWS Mr. Tankleff
NEWS Mr. Trump’s early morning comments were remarkable in that he is
NEWS Mr. Washington
NEWS Mr. Zuckerberg will testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee in his second and final day of congressional testimony over Facebook’s handling of user data.
NEWS Mrs. Bush
NEWS Mrs. Bush didn’t shape policy
NEWS Mrs. Bush was an iconic yet approachable first lady in Houston
NEWS Ms. Ayres had little patience for people seeking the meaning of her bold
NEWS Ms. Burstyn talks about “The House of Tomorrow” and her relationship with Buckminster Fuller
NEWS Ms. Collins
NEWS Ms. Levy
NEWS Ms. Madikizela-Mandela
NEWS Ms. Midler
NEWS Ms. Netrebko sang the title role of Puccini’s “Tosca” for the first time anywhere at the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday
NEWS MTV’s Video Music Awards will be held at Radio City Music Hall in August as New York City officials seek to lure more awards shows here.
NEWS Muffins baking in the oven
NEWS Mujey Dumbuya
NEWS My 90-year-old Syrian grandmother lives for the day she can return to her deeply loved home. But it can’t be given back
NEWS Nafissa Thompson-Spires’s debut story collection shares its title with a collection of sketches by a 19th-century abolitionist.
NEWS NASA’s TESS spacecraft will spend two years searching the sky for nearby alien worlds.
NEWS Natalie Massenet
NEWS Nearly 9
NEWS Neither a visionary nor a fanatic
NEWS Netflix reboots a 1960s sci-fi series. And Wyatt Cenac hosts a docu-series exploring America’s most pressing issues.
NEWS New data suggests progress in efforts to curb the epidemic but raises questions about whether tightened prescribing may be leading some people to heroin and fentanyl.
NEWS Nikita Kucherov scored his 27th career postseason goal as the Tampa Bay Lightning ended the first-round N.H.L. series on Saturday in five games.
NEWS Nikita Kucherov scored twice and set up another goal to put the Devils one loss away from the end of their season.
NEWS Nikki Haley
NEWS Nine minutes of newly found footage
NEWS No Blackhawks and no Rangers in the postseason
NEWS No fewer than nine groups have come together to work for a “people’s vote” on whatever deal the government negotiates with the E.U.
NEWS No flash-in-the-pan socialite
NEWS No one can say exactly why there has not been a murder in a precinct where violence has been too common
NEWS Nora Bayes
NEWS North Korea and South Korea have installed the first-ever telephone hotline between their top leaders in another sign of improving relations.
NEWS North Korea’s leader has made economic growth the nation’s new top priority. But he appears intent on entering talks as an established nuclear power.
NEWS Not sure what movies to see in Australia this month? Let a New York Times critic help you with our film guide.
NEWS Notable locals
NEWS Novels that contain a sense of humor with a wide-ranging appeal.
NEWS Now that tax time has passed
NEWS Oats
NEWS Officials have been discussing the date
NEWS Officials said the attack in Ghazni Province left buildings ablaze and killed at least seven
NEWS Olivia Pope drinks her last glass of red on the finale of “Scandal.” And stream a baking show with extremely bad bakers.
NEWS On “The Daily Show
NEWS On facing pages
NEWS On lush Vancouver Island
NEWS On the streets of Havana
NEWS On the wedding day of Michelle Vestal and Bob J Kitcheon
NEWS Once again
NEWS Once the televised funeral for Barbara Bush was over
NEWS One cure for a crisis of faith: a Sunday school lesson taught by the former president.
NEWS One of the greatest concentrations of birds of prey in the world can be found among the towering rock formations and thick forests of Matobo National Park.
NEWS One reader asks about the motivations of the countries involved
NEWS One’s the U.S. poet laureate. The other is the National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature. Can they bring literature to the masses?
NEWS Our 52 Places Traveler answers readers’ questions about the journey so far and traveling alone
NEWS Our biggest list yet
NEWS Our selective timeline of the events that transformed the city over three extraordinary years.
NEWS Our technology sector is good at innovation precisely because it is not dominated by the state.
NEWS Over time
NEWS Overdose deaths are skyrocketing
NEWS Palestinians demonstrating against the Israeli blockade gathered by the thousands. The death toll has reached 34.
NEWS Parcast is one of several new networks saturating the audio market with podcasts whose lurid storylines play out like snackable television.
NEWS Party members chose Andrea Nahles as their first female leader
NEWS Passengers hailed Captain Shults as a hero after an engine exploded on Flight 1380. She started out as one of the first female fighter jet pilots in the Navy.
NEWS Peter A. Collins and Bruce Haight croon to us.
NEWS Peter Martins had mapped out most of City Ballet’s next season before he retired under pressure. But there was still work for its new leaders.
NEWS Philadelphia’s 17-game winning streak came to a halt thanks to Wade rediscovering the magic that eluded him during stints with Chicago and Cleveland.
NEWS Philadelphia’s center
NEWS Photographers who want to leave the bulky laptop at home can edit and save images in the uncompressed RAW format right on Apple’s tablet.
NEWS Photographs showed two pages the Facebook chief executive used to prepare his testimony on Capitol Hill
NEWS Plus-size brides fight for respect in a wedding industry they say is focused on the size 2s.
NEWS Politicians have resigned
NEWS Potato and radicchio are tucked into a tender dough in this spontaneous but deliberate meal.
NEWS Predatory lending and discriminatory federal housing policy have denied African Americans the chance to reap the rewards of homeownership.
NEWS President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey called for voting on June 24
NEWS President Trump
NEWS President Trump addressed the nation on Friday night about his decision to order airstrikes on Syria. Read the complete text of his remarks.
NEWS President Trump ate dinner with the Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz as he continued raging over news that the F.B.I. had carried out raids on his longtime personal lawyer.
NEWS President Trump has promised retaliation for a suspected chemical attack that killed dozens of Syrian civilians. What would that look like?
NEWS President Trump is on the attack ahead of James B. Comey’s interview on ABC on Sunday night. Here are highlights of The New York Times’s coverage of their confrontation.
NEWS President Trump on Sunday delivered a series of scathing tweets ahead of the former F.B.I. director James Comey’s appearance on ABC News.
NEWS President Trump should follow the War Powers Resolution
NEWS President Trump won Tennessee by a wide margin
NEWS Priya Ghelani and Shawn Shah
NEWS Promoting his new book
NEWS Prosecutors and Mr. Cohen’s lawyer continue to argue over materials seized in the raids that federal agents conducted last week on Mr. Cohen’s office
NEWS Prosecutors say three members of a militia group planned to bomb an apartment complex in Garden City
NEWS Put away that smartphone! A French company has created stand-alone kiosks to deliver printed short stories to patrons of cafes
NEWS Put Tejal Rao’s potato-and-radicchio tart
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Friday
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Saturday
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Sunday
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Thursday
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Tuesday
NEWS Quotation of the Day for Wednesday
NEWS Readers respond.
NEWS Readers weigh in on an opinion article about how to increase opportunities for lower-income students.
NEWS Readers write about opioids
NEWS Reading aloud and playing imaginative games may help children deal with emotions like anger and sadness
NEWS Real experts wait
NEWS Rebekah and Robert Mercer
NEWS Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York City.
NEWS Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
NEWS Recent residential sales in New York City and the region
NEWS Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
NEWS Remarks from yesterday’s memorial service.
NEWS Republican candidates all over are parroting the president
NEWS Researchers are studying a promising drug that could block the delivery of opioids from blood to brain
NEWS Richard A. Carranza has taken few positions during his first days on the job
NEWS Richness is everywhere in the Colombian capital
NEWS Roasted asparagus
NEWS Robert Mueller is not safe. Our democracy is not safe.
NEWS Rochelle ICA will delight you if you’re content with imaginative
NEWS Ross Trudeau’s puzzle goes quid pro quo.
NEWS Russia. Iran. Israel. Hezbollah. Turkey. All have huge stakes in the Syrian conflict
NEWS Ruth Rogers of River Café in London finds peace in a spinach and taleggio risotto.
NEWS Sales in the inland district of Cayo have increased in recent years
NEWS Sales of fine art
NEWS Salon G is more than just an old-school Village barbershop. It’s the de facto place for N.Y.U. professors to get a trim.
NEWS Sam Ezersky’s puzzle puts words in our mouths.
NEWS Samantha Ortiz was teaching boot camp classes out of the family home until her father decided to build a gym. He died
NEWS Sanctions are increasingly isolating Russia and damaging its economy
NEWS Scientists have made astonishing discoveries about the nature and evolution of friendship. Without it
NEWS Sean Simpson
NEWS Sedona attracts hikers scaling its buttes and New Age pilgrims seeking the fabled vortexes. In recent years
NEWS Seeking to mend fences with Beijing
NEWS Selected by Terrance Hayes.
NEWS Sensing a shift in the political winds
NEWS Sergio García Sánchez reimagines the 19th-century tale of a puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy.
NEWS Seven military officers jailed over the killing of Muslims were among more than 8
NEWS Shai Wosner
NEWS She couldn’t imagine why someone would bring a dog to the chiropractor.
NEWS She had a big
NEWS She may care for a veritable menagerie
NEWS She was beyond politics. She represented something far greater: the power and grace of a mother’s love.
NEWS Shouldn’t religious conservatives be rooting for impeachment?
NEWS Sina Weibo vowed to scale back a “cleanup” campaign
NEWS Since apartheid ended
NEWS Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
NEWS Sloane Crosley’s third collection
NEWS Some accuse the militant Islamic group of hijacking the nonviolent resistance in Gaza to serve its own purpose.
NEWS Some brides are opting for a more au naturel look: faces dewey
NEWS Some combinations of words seem natural
NEWS Some organizations are helping women and low-income minorities get into the software field.
NEWS Some researchers say training can help alleviated biased treatment
NEWS Some runners turn to marijuana to provide a mental or physical boost.
NEWS Sometimes it seems as if we’re living under a constant barrage of heavy news. But it isn’t all bad out there.
NEWS South Korea said it had been in talks with both American and North Korean officials about replacing the 1953 armistice with a full peace agreement.
NEWS Speaker Paul D. Ryan will tell colleagues in the House that he will retire at the end of the year
NEWS Spring men’s wear that channels the photographer Robert Mapplethorpe’s visual world.
NEWS Springtime
NEWS Stalwarts and heirs of the Communist revolution will help support — and scrutinize — Cuba’s new president
NEWS Stanton played down his struggles in adjusting to a new city
NEWS Stanton’s move down to No. 4 in the Yankees’ lineup didn’t exactly jolt his bat to life
NEWS Statins are often given to healthy people to prevent a potentially devastating problem
NEWS Stirring portraits of students kidnapped by Boko Haram. James Comey tells his side of the story. What exactly does Facebook have on me? And more.
NEWS Stocks remain fragile after fears of protectionism and inflation helped produce the first quarterly loss since 2015 as equity and bond funds both fell.
NEWS Susan Ronald’s “A Dangerous Woman” is an energetic biography of Florence Gould and a terrific window into the life of the superaffluent.
NEWS Sylvio Perlstein’s accumulations of avant-garde art from the past 50 years comes to Hauser & Wirth this month.
NEWS Symphonies are among America’s least racially diverse institutions. A new program aims to help musicians of color land orchestra jobs.
NEWS Tampa’s waterfront has drawn a slew of projects
NEWS Taylor Hall had a goal and two assists as the Devils earned a comeback win in Game 3.
NEWS Temples
NEWS Test your knowledge of this week’s health news.
NEWS The “Daily Show” host gave the president some credit: “If it wasn’t for his craziness
NEWS The “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert reacted with glee as he delivered the news that Sean Hannity of Fox News had been revealed as a former client of Michael Cohen.
NEWS The 1887 Queen Anne townhouse
NEWS The 1967 blaze at Cornell University killed 9
NEWS The 25-year-old’s debut album shows off her hard work
NEWS The 26-year-old freestyle skier arrived at the new Nordstrom store in New York with his boyfriend.
NEWS The 48-year-old actress did same-sex love scenes for her new movie
NEWS The 70-year-old explosive
NEWS The actress Carly Chaikin
NEWS The actress reads the poem “In the Still of the Night” by Dara Wier.
NEWS The actress reads the poem “Lovesick Come Without a Horizon Plunge” by Catherine Blauvelt.
NEWS The actress reads the poem “Old Wives’ Tales on Which I Was Fed” by Jenny Xie.
NEWS The actress reads the poem “The Sea
NEWS The actress reads the poem “Three is the Magic Number” by Kevin Young.
NEWS The amount of undelivered mail investigators found was staggering: 10
NEWS The answer to the disparity in death rates has everything to do with the lived experience of being a black woman in America.
NEWS The appointment by Parliament last week of Serzh Sarksyan as prime minister after a 10-year term as president has prompted outrage.
NEWS The artist accepts T’s challenge to make an object in under an hour using a few select items — including a copy of The New York Times — and reveals the results.
NEWS The attorney general cited incendiary remarks made by Jair Bolsonaro
NEWS The author of “The Looming Tower” and “Going Clear” captures the Lone Star State in all its shame and glory.
NEWS The bank said that it will continue to stand by its leader
NEWS The best director category will now honor Peter Hall
NEWS The Bjarke Ingels Group has designed towers near the High Line that twist as they rise to maximize views of the city and Hudson River.
NEWS The bomber struck at a government office where Afghans were registering to vote
NEWS The Boston right-hander showed no ill-effects after returning to the mound following a rain delay. He allowed just 2 hits in 7 innings.
NEWS The boy had been trying to cross a busy highway in El Paso. He was not participating in the protest and was part of a group of students headed to a park
NEWS The bride is an M.B.A. candidate at N.Y.U.
NEWS The British artist Michael Pinsky invited the public to sample some of the world’s most contaminated air by creating globes they could walk through.
NEWS The British prime minister and the French president issued statements supporting President Trump’s decision to launch airstrikes against Syria.
NEWS The budget numbers of the past four decades reveal a clear pattern. But many journalists and experts are afraid to acknowledge it.
NEWS The business-minded Omni King Edward Hotel in Toronto offers plenty of meeting space
NEWS The C.I.A. director
NEWS The C.I.A. is making an unusually public push to ensure President Trump’s nominee for director
NEWS The Capitals
NEWS The Chinese telecom giant
NEWS The choreographers Alonzo King
NEWS The city has 10
NEWS The city’s building code does not protect its people from earthquakes nearly as much as you might think.
NEWS The classic French brand wants to prove it isn’t as uptight as everyone thinks. Time to boogie?
NEWS The combination of wild stock markets and regulators loosening capital requirements translated into bumper profits for Citigroup and JPMorgan.
NEWS The comic book writer Peter J. Tomasi retells the story of the famous suspension bridge
NEWS The company best known for its television networks launches ESPN+
NEWS The conglomerate removed the two sisters after they were accused of abusing employees
NEWS The constitutional order may soon be at stake in the investigation of Donald Trump.
NEWS The country could suffer as America and China bluster and blow.
NEWS The country will get to brag about a globally recognized landmark by a top architect.
NEWS The couple
NEWS The couple decided to leave their jobs to travel around the world for at least six months after marrying in San Antonio.
NEWS The couple met at Harvard and married in Los Angeles.
NEWS The couple met in 2013 through a mutual friend at the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach
NEWS The couple met in 2014 at a mutual friend’s Halloween party.
NEWS The couple met in 2014 on Tinder.
NEWS The couple met in 2015 on Memorial Day at a barbecue hosted by mutual friends.
NEWS The couple met in 2016 through the League
NEWS The couple met in November 2015 in Chicago through the dating app JSwipe.
NEWS The couple met volunteering to help Brooklyn grade-school students cook.
NEWS The couple met while working at a Manhattan law firm.
NEWS The couple were married at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion in Orlando
NEWS The daughter of actors Samuel L. Jackson and LaTanya Richardson on meeting a famous writer at age 3.
NEWS The daughter of fashion designer Carolina Herrera remembers watching "Gigi" with nightclub impresario Steve Rubell.
NEWS The daughter of the artist Donald Judd on growing up in 1980s SoHo.
NEWS The daughter of writers Paul Auster and Siri Hustvedt on sitting at the kids' table at the Cannes Film Festival.
NEWS The de Blasio administration is
NEWS The deal fits what appears to be an accelerating trend
NEWS The demonstrations reflect the deep divisions in this Central European country that has been at forefront of a regional drift away from liberal Western values.
NEWS The departure of Thomas P. Bossert coincided with the arrival of John R. Bolton as the president’s national security adviser.
NEWS The depleted Marlins were no match for the Yankees in a game between two clubs in drastically different stages of development.
NEWS The disclosure on Monday of the raid caught the president’s lawyers off guard
NEWS The dismissal of a professional cheerleader has drawn attention to the sports industry
NEWS The documentary traces the experiences of six women who settled in the United States after the end of World War II.
NEWS The E.P.A. chief is under scrutiny for high spending and interactions with lobbyists. Many of the pitfalls he has encountered in Washington have echoes in his past.
NEWS The early-morning searches enraged Mr. Trump
NEWS The entire contents of the aged building
NEWS The eternal adolescents reprise their roles as Vermont state troopers — this time
NEWS The events
NEWS The Export-Import Bank has been effectively crippled
NEWS The F.B.I. has raided the home of Michael D. Cohen
NEWS The Facebook chief faced tough questions on the mishandling of data. But a larger
NEWS The Facebook chief will face his first congressional hearing today. Whatever the outcome
NEWS The Facebook founder faces two days of hearings
NEWS The federal government may ignore the environment
NEWS The fight against climate change is a nonpartisan issue across the globe except
NEWS The film follows a general in the former Yugoslavia on the run from international authorities.
NEWS The film is a nod to vintage British horror anthologies.
NEWS The film tells the story of a real-life evangelical bishop who began preaching that even people who hadn’t been “saved” would be spared from hell.
NEWS The filmmaker
NEWS The fines against the bank settle investigations into its lending practices. They are the biggest bank penalties imposed under the Trump administration.
NEWS The firms
NEWS The first big Texas poll of 2018 finds President Trump unpopular — and Cruz in a tight race.
NEWS The first novel by the CNN anchor is about a new congressman with secrets
NEWS The first season of this HBO robo-serial was more puzzle than story. The second one gets its head out of its own maze enough to develop a personality.
NEWS The former A.I.G. chief is pushing for a bill in Congress that would neuter state legislation like the Martin Act. But critics are pushing back hard.
NEWS The former F.B.I. director has made the rounds this week
NEWS The former F.B.I. director was interviewed for “The Daily” podcast. Here are five takeaways from the conversation.
NEWS The former first lady’s legacy and approach to her role was reflected in her signature style.
NEWS The former N.F.L. quarterback
NEWS The former Yahoo chief is renting Google’s original office
NEWS The free concert series will include performances by Big Daddy Kane and Talib Kweli
NEWS The French president leaves on Monday for a state visit to Washington
NEWS The G.O.P. owed America an alternative vision to Trumpism
NEWS The globe-trotting cosmopolitans in Michelle de Kretser’s satirical new novel
NEWS The government’s action would allow oil and gas exploration to continue in areas where permits have already been issued.
NEWS The Harvard geneticist David Reich details his groundbreaking research into ancient DNA in “Who We Are and How We Got Here.”
NEWS The high school crush that Joe Pantaleo had on Diana Ellis Jewell has lasted decades
NEWS The hourly wages that properties in the country’s hottest markets would have “earned” last year if they punched the clock.
NEWS The House speaker
NEWS The I.O.C. wants Russia back. The World Anti-Doping Agency and track and field’s governing body want the country to admit to state-sponsored doping.
NEWS The incognito and private browsing modes built into most modern browsers shield your online activity at home — but maybe not to the rest of the world.
NEWS The incoming deputy
NEWS The Indian governments and elites have ignored the deepening rural economic distress.
NEWS The inquiry will focus on senior African National Congress politicians
NEWS The Instagram poet’s besties include Katy Perry
NEWS The intuitive appeal of such a system is growing
NEWS The liberal federal appeals court judge Stephen Reinhardt
NEWS The live-fire drills in the Taiwan Strait come as China and the United States are at odds over the self-governing island
NEWS The long-awaited showdown between Rick and Negan gave viewers everything they could possibly want.
NEWS The M.T.A. is investigating the signal system at a subway stop in Brooklyn after a series of delays.
NEWS The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on reconciling your belief in the value of public education with sending your own children to private school.
NEWS The maker of electric cars expects to idle its assembly line for several days to clear impediments that have held production well below the company’s targets.
NEWS The man
NEWS The married showrunners Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan talk about their science-fiction series
NEWS The meeting appears to contradict earlier statements that lobbying by J. Steven Hart before the E.P.A. hadn’t occurred.
NEWS The memos
NEWS The memos written by the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey paint a revealing portrait of his interactions with President Trump.
NEWS The men who walked free in Belfast lost playing contracts
NEWS The Mets starter Jacob deGrom strikes a contrast in physique and habits with his fellow starter
NEWS The Mets still have a solid division lead at 12-4
NEWS The Mets won when trailing after seven innings for the third time on Wednesday. They are 13-4
NEWS The Milwaukee Brewers have used Hader in a way that redefines the role of a bullpen ace.
NEWS The move would be accomplished by pardoning convicted felons on parole
NEWS The move would cap a tumultuous time in charge for Matthias Müller
NEWS The musical “Hadestown
NEWS The nation’s capital is rarely the site of climactic confrontations. The reasons range from comic-book history to Hollywood antagonism.
NEWS The new cannabis product has created a booming but unregulated economy in Italy. Is it a bubble waiting to be burst?
NEWS The new National Memorial Hall for fallen soldiers seeks consensus in a divided society by paring down commemoration to its bare essentials.
NEWS The New York Times asked a handful of interested parties how to restore the luster of New York basketball. And get it started in Brooklyn.
NEWS The New York Times met and photographed dozens of the students abducted by Boko Haram. Now at a university
NEWS The Norwegian crime writer turns Shakespeare’s tragedy into a fast-paced thriller about murder and corruption in 1970s Glasgow.
NEWS The office of the United States attorney for the Southern District
NEWS The one surefire conclusion from this week’s hearings is that Washington wants new rules. Yet lawmakers appear unsure of what they should be.
NEWS The order
NEWS The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is to rule on whether chemical attacks were used in a Damascus suburb. Is it up to the job?
NEWS The page
NEWS The painter Francesco Clemente's daughter on buying her first pair of heels with artist Rene Ricard in 1980s New York.
NEWS The party “smells blood in the water” and sees districts up for grabs.
NEWS The performer
NEWS The personal payment platform Zelle is flourishing. But so are fraudsters
NEWS The Philippine president has overseen the deportation or detention of two foreigners who oppose his policies in recent days
NEWS The photographer Misha Vallejo has been documenting a people who live in the Ecuadorean Amazon
NEWS The polarizing African-American sisters and internet celebrities have accused Facebook of discrimination
NEWS The police are investigating reports that Cho Hyun-min
NEWS The police said four others were wounded. The gunman
NEWS The president
NEWS The president has the constitution on his side
NEWS The president of Imperial College London writes that global partnerships should become more
NEWS The president’s action would wipe out the perjury and obstruction convictions of Mr. Libby
NEWS The president’s campaign committees spent heavily this year on cultivating small donors
NEWS The president’s remarks came as oil prices are at their highest point in years
NEWS The proceeds from the sale of donated art at Street for Kids benefit the Musée en Herbe
NEWS The process of creating a permanent memorial to the victims of a mass shooting is often riddled with emotion and conflict.
NEWS The question of whether the benefit from viewing a da Vinci is different from enjoying a visit to Pornhub or McDonalds is dividing psychologists and neuroscientists.
NEWS The quiet neighborhood of Coyoacán captures the capital’s understated cultural soul and
NEWS The racial hatred I experienced almost broke my spirit. But I found some light in the darkness.
NEWS The rally
NEWS The reinvention of the 200-year-old American brand by its brash Italian owner
NEWS The report described President Trump’s years of poor treatment of the lawyer
NEWS The Rockets
NEWS The scandal over how Facebook let a consulting firm gain access to user information is ushering in a new era for privacy experts
NEWS The scandal revealed just how much we’d come to trust Facebook — and clarified what the company is really capable of.
NEWS The second American outpost of this Japanese export features larger-than-life onigiri
NEWS The series’ second season picks up where Margaret Atwood’s book left off; and the Puerto Rican crooner’s American tour comes to an end.
NEWS The service program promotes local newspapers by sending reporters away from big cities. Google has committed money and training.
NEWS The shopping street in Kabul
NEWS The singer and songwriter’s first album of his own new music since 2005 confronts loneliness and mortality.
NEWS The site is under fire for privacy violations
NEWS The social network has helped me feel less alone as the parent of a special-needs kid.
NEWS The sons of three former big league stars play together for the Class AA New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
NEWS The speaker’s departure was no surprise
NEWS The sprawling Nevada wilderness spared by the Trump administration offers desert vistas
NEWS The Stanley Cup playoffs begin on Wednesday. Here is a complete schedule of games for the eight first-round series.
NEWS The state news agency says security forces shot down a toy drone flying in an unauthorized space on Saturday.
NEWS The statement by the Russian woman who was poisoned with a nerve agent last month
NEWS The streak compares favorably with the Dodgers
NEWS The streaming giant will boycott the festival this year in protest against a rule requiring them to show their movies in French movie theaters.
NEWS The strikes sought to punish the Syrian government after what Western officials said was a deadly chemical attack in a Damascus suburb that had been held by rebels.
NEWS The strikes were calibrated to keep the West from being dragged further into war. That left Assad in power and Syria in its painful status quo.
NEWS The switch carries historical freight that augurs poorly for Democrats and for the nation’s polarized politics.
NEWS The team has called up Torres
NEWS The tech giant’s C.E.O. was in damage-control mode with senators yesterday
NEWS The television program showing a love letter to Mao Zedong was intended to present a more human side of Mao Zedong. But some Chinese internet users took offense.
NEWS The television star always takes two pairs of glasses
NEWS The tenor Mark Padmore and the pianist Paul Lewis brought artful intensity to songs by Brahms and Schumann at Alice Tully Hall.
NEWS The Time Warner C.E.O. took the stand to defend his company’s planned sale to AT&T
NEWS The Times’s Metro news assistant recounts calling each of 720 city pharmacies that are supposed to provide naloxone — which reverses opioid overdoses — and what he found.
NEWS The trade pact once earned the president’s scorn
NEWS The two
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NEWS This anarchic
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NEWS This movie
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NEWS Three theatrical productions in Paris show that legends can still speak to audiences today.
NEWS Through auction houses like Sotheby’s
NEWS Through memes and apparel
NEWS Thursday: A conversation with Phillip Eng
NEWS Thursday: Governor Brown orders troops to the border
NEWS Thursday: Reflections on Holocaust Remembrance Day
NEWS Thursday: The state treasurer on how he would balance priorities if elected governor
NEWS Tim Don
NEWS Tipping the scales.
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NEWS Toronto F.C. will face off for the title against the Mexican club Chivas
NEWS Toronto won the first two games of a playoff series for the first time in franchise history and Boston’s Jaylen Brown scored 30 points against Milwaukee.
NEWS Traditional banks have been slow to lift rates for savers even as interest rates have risen.
NEWS Treat yourself!
NEWS Trump’s Syria policy: an impulse wrapped in indifference inside an incoherence.
NEWS Tuesday: More snow
NEWS Tuesday: San Francisco’s high rises
NEWS Tuesday: The holy grail of city living
NEWS Tuesday: The state’s steep housing costs and strong safety nets
NEWS Two London stage productions bring some razzle dazzle to the city: a musical biography of Tina Turner and the return of “Chicago.”
NEWS Two of the ways the United States could respond to fresh reports of a chemical weapons attack would have little effect. The third could be disastrous.
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next in “The Iceman Cometh” on Broadway
Nigel Oakes believed it was possible
Nile Rodgers and many others revisit their wild nights and disjointed days.
no matter how worrisome your genetic profile.
nominated by Mr. Trump to be the next secretary of state
North Korea would have never come to the table.”
not less
not the symbol.
nuanced handling of racial issues and its legacy.
NYT
NYT news short
of course
off-kilter work. In person
offering his take on what “ethical leadership” means. If we’re going by appearances
officials said.
officials say. We visited the city as residents sifted through the rubble.
on the way
on their homes
once again
once lived near Willem de Kooning on Long Island
once told our columnist that he liked his chances with a jury.
one clue among several as friends and family tried to make sense of the act.
one has only to look to the 36 months between the beginning of 1981 and the end of 1983.
one of her first thoughts is to bequeath her rent-stabilized apartment to a good friend who needs it.
one of the brightest stars of early Broadway and Vaudeville
opulent relief in summer.
or move out and trade up.
or stay indoors with a spring ramen bowl.
or the “shoulder season” before the temperatures rise and tourists descend
our critic writes.
outrage over a police killing in a Walmart parking lot
overseeing an adjustment of United States borders with Canada.
part of an escalating shadow war between Israel and Iran in Syria.
particularly in cleaner energy.
pasta primavera and new recipes from Melissa Clark and David Tanis.
Patriots and Penguins. But the Spurs have a way to go to catch the Edmonton Eskimos.
perhaps it has regained favor. Perhaps.
petroglyphs and the celebrated “City” sculpture. Getting there really is part of the fun.
photography became Brassai's main language as he wandered through bars
playing in his first playoff game
policy: Urban living brings it all together.
political and economic chaos.
political stagecraft gave way to unscripted reality.
possibly with an eye on collusion.
posts and comments and to discern their patterns.
practically invited Trump to crash the party.
President Trump notified Americans that he’d been on the phone with Rambo.
President Trump said the United States and European allies sought to punish Syria’s president for a suspected chemical attack.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is hoping to score diplomatic and political victories during a meeting this week with President Trump.
punk-rock ruffles and strong suiting.
putting him on a short list of players to accomplish a similar feat.
Qualcomm starts to slim down and a grim look at the Bay Area should the Big One hit.
raising concerns that violence will tarnish long-delayed elections.
received the organization’s Ambassador of Conscience Award.
Reese Witherspoon and Senator Cory Booker. “I consider him family
remained at large.
remodeling is stressful and disruptive. But for a few homeowners
research shows.
researchers say.
researchers single out a blog run by a Canadian zoologist as a primary source of dubious information about the status of polar bears.
restored from an aging film reel to be revealed publicly this weekend
revealing observations about the great minds of the 20th century.
reverberating portrait of a murder and its consequences follows the global path of illicitly obtained ivory.
rich-person’s house in Connecticut
Russia was quick to point out that none of its vital interests were threatened.
Russian aggressiveness and Brexit
said a former boyfriend had threatened to reveal the diagnosis.
said he was angry about the move but determined to show that he deserved to be in the starting rotation.
said President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
said Russian companies that have supported Syria’s chemical weapons will be targeted on Monday.
said the carmaker had not held wrongdoers accountable or been serious enough about change.
said the drawing was of a “nonexistent man.”
said.
say broad diversification isn’t so great. But as a group
saying compromise would have to come from the United States.
saying the deal was crucial for survival in the Netflix age.
says
Scott Pruitt
seeking a third consecutive championship.
self-inflicted crisis.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse claims to have a document disputing the E.P.A. chief’s need for costly travel and other security measures.
Sergei
set in modern-day New York
setting off a gun battle with the police.
several arguing that the doctor has been needlessly vilified by modern observers.
she and her husband like to walk to Chinatown with their dog
she’s much blunter.
shining a spotlight on the family who made it possible.
Shonda Rhimes
shows the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated San Francisco in 1906.
signaling that party figures could answer for abuses under former President Jacob Zuma.
signaling the peril that the Republican majority faces.
simple lines have been a career-long fascination.
single
skipped her final year with the Lady Vols to play professionally overseas.
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so some patients object to taking them.
social and governance records adhere to core principles.
some Republican candidates are not only embracing President Trump’s policies but also his tone and catchphrases.
sometimes giving direction to his subjects.
species extinction and dwindling human cultures.
spies and economists behind America’s intervention in midcentury Europe.
spouting his catchphrases and donning his hats as they try to show loyalty.
states that try to swear off the use of private prisons find few alternatives.
stinking hot and unbearably hot.
stripped of its caption
student and abuse survivor who longs to be a writer wonders why she is so supportive of her colleagues
suddenly the old sense of animosity returned between the American League East rivals.
superstar second. And the clever romantic drama “Right Now
Susan Collins of Maine
swap stories about secret fishing holes and
Syosset has a diverse population and a welcoming community that is “comfortable
take action and add measures to help stop it from happening again.
Tama Janowitz and Brad Gooch
Tampa’s dynamic winger
teaching history and sweating the details.
tech giants like Microsoft are trying to stay out of the war business.
tech investors believe that a bonanza of initial public offerings is finally about to arrive.
Tech tips
technical innovation and economic transformation.
telegraphing the American response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria.
Tex.
text and image can be brought into intimate conversation.
texts and interviews we reconstruct the wild ride of how Zedd
that is.
that left them fighting for their lives.
that was even more worrisome.
the “Black Panther” star
the 43rd president remembered her faith
the agency is facing a lawsuit from residents fed up with poor living conditions.
the ambassador to the United Nations
the aroma of the big city and other smells transported readers back to their childhoods.
the Audacity to Be Free” casts four actresses to show the evolution of a 19th-century writer with an unusual life.
the author was taken with the sunshine and beaches. He now spends every summer there because “nothing ever changes.”
the authorities said. Seventeen others were injured.
the authorities said. The crash is under investigation.
the beauty of dirt.
the beginning of the end for signing your name.
the big credit card companies are dropping the requirement for signatures
the city’s theater ruled supreme. Here are some of its alumni
the conservative donors behind Cambridge Analytica
the couple began surveying and recording the country’s overlooked ancient buildings
the crisis of black infant and maternal mortality in America.
the deputy attorney general.
the Devil sits down for Yuletide wassail and a game of cards.
the enigma of Senator Kamala Harris and the NorCal origins of the 4/20 code.
the ensuing chaos got him a lifetime ban from a hotel in British Columbia. He has finally been forgiven.
the European Union is taking the western Balkans seriously again. But membership in the bloc? Not so fast.
the Facebook chief
the far-right has found new ways to drum up racist messaging
the fashion entrepreneur
the federal inquiry into possible links between the Trump campaign and Russia focused on Washington. Now
the Flyers took over as the Philadelphia professional team with the longest title drought — 43 years.
the Forest” by Carl Phillips.
the former F.B.I. director fired by President Trump in 2017
the former F.B.I. director told Stephen Colbert that the country should not become “numb” to the president’s behavior.
the former F.B.I. director.
the German right is resurgent. Will it render the populists obsolete — or legitimize them?
the groom works for the Securities and Exchange Commission.
the high desert has drawn a more cultured crowd
the holiest month in Islam
the international ballet star
the Justice Department said.
the Mets learned of their first big injury of the season: a torn ligament in the throwing arm of catcher Travis d’Arnaud.
the most recent in a global spate of violence fanned by social media.
the muscular and health-conscious Noah Syndergaard
the museum has ignored the droves of qualified women in the field.
the parents of the deceased couple sued for the release of embryos conceived in vitro
the passing of power out of the hands of the Castro family was met with a collective sense of apathy.
the police said. A homeless man found it and fired it.
the pop star commanded the stage for nearly two hours
the pop star is ready to step into a more authentic self with ‘Dirty Computer.’
the popular wife and mother of presidents
the president defended his warning of a possible strike a day earlier and appeared to try to reintroduce the element of surprise.
the president hosted Qatar’s emir at the White House and praised him as a “great friend.”
the president’s new top economic adviser
the president’s sense of persecution reaches dangerous heights.
the public has already chosen free content over data privacy.
the Quietest Revolution.
the rare day when the Spanish anthem is played before a game
the regulation that led to his ouster at A.I.G.
the renaissance of a tech stalwart and renewed growth in Brazil.
the routine violation of their rights will continue.
the Sacramento police chief vows change
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat and Kendrick Lamar win Pulitzers
the Sarayaku Kichwa
the second in a series of payouts
the sex advertising website Backpage
the sheriff’s department in Harris County
the show returned to more familiar territory: the Atlanta party scene.
the show’s creator
the site of an attack that brought a divided response on Capitol Hill.
the son of two law enforcement officials
the South Street Seaport area and Greenpoint
the speaker simply followed his party too faithfully for too long.
the Sugars respond to a question from the Dear Sugars hotline: Is it O.K. to love someone who abused you?
the Supreme Court has stepped in and opposition leaders are trying to push the prime minister into a corner.
the Supreme Court will hear arguments on taxing online retailers and President Trump will meet Japan’s leader.
the Trump administration has quietly reinterpreted a New York law to reject some applying for protections.
the two wings of the Democratic Party are growing further estranged in other aspects of their lives.
the U.N. and others tallied the numbers killed in the conflict. Seven years on
the United Nations ambassador
the United States would save at least $7
the vice president took on the familiar task of carefully translating the president’s words
the Warriors and Pelicans both opened up 3-0 leads.
the Warriors are looking like potential champions again.
the West Village
the wet and the rain – that’s the three worst things you can have
the world-record holder in the Ironman triathlon
the world’s top importer of weapons
their grandchildren reconnected them through an accidental form of exposure therapy.
there are some quick fixes that can help them stay in their homes safely.
there is no privilege.
there is still radiation here
these ’80s kids learned how to make creative lives of their own.
these apps go a step further in helping flexible travelers plan a last-minute trip.
they do.
they say they are the lucky ones. But their celebrity has a price.
they were arrested again.
they will have one eye on potential disruptions from the White House.
this urban jewel offers innovative restaurants
this week’s episode put President Trump’s longtime lawyer in its comedic cross hairs.
threw water in an advertising executive’s face.
through ideological arrogance
to close the gap with President Trump on climate change
to influence human behavior on a mass scale. That ultimately led to data mining.
to last-place West Bromwich Albion.
to voice their desire for Catalan independence. Is it “verbal violence?”
took to Twitter on Friday morning to disparage him as a leaker and liar.
Torres kept on hitting well in Class AAA.
tour operators and hotels are offering all-female excursions and programs that address gender equality.
toxicology tests show.
tracks a middle-aged woman’s quest to find her lost brother and her own independence.
Trump style
turn them off.
turned to photography to help him manage the emotional aftershocks of war.
twice as many women as men will have the disease. But we may be able to change that.
two New York Times constructors
Un Giorno di Regno and Messa de Requiem (which they include) spent last week in New York.
uncovering an impossible yearning to belong.
underwent a second transplant after his body rejected the first because he had taken an antibiotic for a cold.
undulating streets and landmarks
unhinged 30-ish comedian with a demented weekly cable access show also pulls stunts for a podcast
uses an arsenal of social media tools to catch the latest tweets
using science
venue and agenda for discussions between President Trump and Kim Jong-un
Verdi-loving Italian immigrant who dominated the ring for a record 11 years in the 1960s and ′70s and insisted that he never took a dive.
versatility and ambition
violence
voters have the chance to tip the balance of power in the State Senate.
walkable and more ethnically diverse than some nearby communities.
wants to develop its local industry. U.S. companies are offering technology and new factories to win deals.
warmth and biting wit.
Warriors and Cavaliers all think they have an edge in the league’s annual contest for the jewelry that tends to dominate the conversation.
was defiant in his resistance but hopeful for the future.
was found during construction north of the main train station.
was given an official funeral by the African National Congress
was just freed from a nondisclosure agreement surrounding her alleged relationship with President Trump. Colbert is wary.
was monitored by more than 700 law enforcement officers from 42 agencies.
was run by a white man in Australia and raised at least $100
Washington and Damascus are happening so fast it’s hard to keep up — never mind make sense out of them.
water
we arriviste New Yorkers may have indeed missed the party
we can send the party a message it needs to hear.
we mark a catastrophe.
weekend events
well
wet weather
what are they? How do you feel about them?
what do you think it should spend the money on and why?
what time would you choose? Why?
what was that like for you?
where “there’s a lot of good juju
where about 70 people died on April 7. Russia blamed the U.N. for the delay.
where he is thought to have been the first black person. But in Denmark
where he will try
where public transit options are limited.
where the Australian and British governments dropped seven bombs between 1956 and 1963.
where the economy is growing and a building boom is underway.
where the state’s unusual voting system could undercut their chances in crowded congressional races.
where women have struggled for equality
where you could find fun
whether chatting with neighbors while walking her dogs or reading to schoolchildren.
whether it’s at a top restaurant or on your home table.
which Beijing considers its territory.
which had 700
which had become a very regular part of my daily life through the depressed period.
which had been redacted
which had often sought to keep her at arm’s length.
which has a laid-back energy and a regular focus on police reform.
which has been dogged by concerns about its ties to Beijing
which have only 30 or 40 holdings
which held off the Red Bulls with a 0-0 draw in New Jersey.
which houses some of the state’s most violent offenders
which is overseeing the Michael Cohen investigation
which it hopes can capture the next generation of sports fans.
which may have implications for diets and weight loss in people.
which opened 35 years ago
which opened in November in downtown Nashville
which opened in the 1960s
which President Trump cited as precedent during the campaign
which returns Sunday night for its second season on HBO.
which says they are at a tipping point
which seemed to be operating outside the #MeToo movement. Until now
which serves people typically excluded from the art world.
which the Berlin police said had mostly likely been dropped by a British bomber
which they have been twice before
which was held outside of Atlanta
while President Trump will discuss trade with French and German leaders but skip the White House Correspondents’ dinner.
while separate strikes saw educational archives and labs set ablaze.
while Utah also pulled even in their series with Oklahoma City.
who acknowledged paying $130
who are exploiting weaknesses in the banks’ security.
who became a switchboard operator in 1898
who died at 81
who died in September
who died last month
who fired James B. Comey as his F.B.I. director
who had a strong outing against the Mets last week in a loss
who has become something of a legend in Anchorage.
who has continued to struggle
who has made fighting climate change a priority.
who has said little about the scandal involving the pornographic film star Stephanie Clifford
who have made only one Stanley Cup final in 44 years
who never ran into each other when they lived a few doors away in Sacramento
who now could face up to 14 years in prison after uncovering a massacre of Rohingya Muslim civilians by the military.
who on Thursday reached a settlement in a federal fraud case related to his doping
who opens a new show this week
who protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem
who reached multiple agreements with Michael Cohen in recent years
who recently made their own Broadway debuts
who took over after the carmaker admitted that it had cheated on diesel emissions tests.
who was naked at the time of the attack
who was Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff.
who was wrongly convicted of murdering his parents when he was 17
who were always rearranging the furniture.
who were married in Brooklyn
who will become the newest member of the British royal family. Or relax with buddy comedies that all have something in common.
who will play six of Schubert’s late sonatas in three concerts at the 92nd Street Y
who won a Tony for her performance
who won the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest while performing in drag
who worked for a Tibetan radio station in the country
whose cards speak to a shared history.
whose job is to help @realDonaldTrump stay unpresidential.
whose warnings about online privacy have long gone unheeded.
why not throw a ball?
will appear in an hourlong interview on ABC Sunday night. Here is some of what he had to say.
will be rebuilt by a Chinese-led consortium
will be up for auction before it’s torn down to make way for Terminal 2’s expansion.
will close out the last six weeks of the hit show.
will continue to work with Nikki R. Haley
will host the ceremony on June 10; much of it will be broadcast on CBS.
will involve companies from around the world
will join Juilliard this summer.
will open on Broadway after a run at the National Theater in London.
Willem Dafoe
wine lovers.
with a bartender steeped in the Technicolor aesthetic.
with Israeli soldiers unleashing lethal force against mostly unarmed Arab protesters.
with the rest of the auto industry to follow.
wives and fighters.
women
won theirs.
World Series years.
worries about trade and debt are building
would be one of female empowerment — thanks to everyone from chefs to wrestlers.
would replace the E.P.A.’s current chief
written in your hand
Wrong Then” arrives on Mubi.
yes
yet it is one of Zionism’s greatest victims.
Yoga tips
you always knew where you stood.
you can change its behavior.
you can quickly sort the pile.
you can retain your dignity — and theirs.
you can save loads of money with a bit of help from your neighbors.
you can’t afford a cute three-bedroom in the mountains. On the other hand
you don’t have to pay $6
you may be able to get assistance without waiting for a human to come to the phone.
you may be due a tax credit.
young men are defining themselves through dress.
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